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Malta is an EU member in the Schengen area where English is an official language — so there is no new language to learn. Degrees follow the British tradition, the weather is sunny year-round, and the country is small and safe. From admission to visa, Shikkha Web is the best study abroad agency for Malta.
From university selection and documents to the national (D) visa and residence permit — as Bangladesh’s best study abroad agency for Malta, we manage the whole journey.
University of Malta, MCAST or a private college — we identify the most realistic option for your grades, budget and career goals.
Apostille of transcripts and certificates, plus qualification equivalence through MQRIC (Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre), which admission in Malta often requires.
Multiple applications, a personal statement and references, managed through to an unconditional offer letter and confirmation of enrolment.
Proof of about €9,000–€10,000 for the first year, confirmed accommodation in Malta and health insurance with at least €30,000 cover — all three are visa conditions.
The long-stay national (D) visa application and, after arrival, the residence permit application with Identità — full document and appointment support at both stages.
Practical advice on flights, shared apartments and — after arrival — a bank account, Jobsplus registration and starting work.
Understand the work rules while studying in Malta, your family’s options and the terms of the post-study job-search permit.
Non-EU students may normally work up to 20 hours a week once they have completed their first 13 weeks in Malta. This requires an employment licence from Jobsplus, which the employer usually applies for on your behalf.
Family reunification is limited while you are a student and carries strict income, accommodation and insurance conditions. The realistic route is to bring family after you move onto a Single Permit (work + residence) following graduation, at which point work options open up for a spouse too.
After a Maltese degree you can get a temporary residence permit to look for work — usually six months at bachelor level and twelve months at MQF level 7/8 (master’s/MBA). With a job it converts into a Single Permit combining work and residence. Deadlines are strict, so start as soon as your final results are published.
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Malta’s only public university
Malta’s leading technical institutionPaola
A US-style university in MaltaCospicua (Bormla)
A private institution specialising in businessValletta
Malta’s leading institute for tourism educationSmartCity, Kalkara
A recognised University of London centreHamrun
Malta campus of a British groupValletta
A college specialising in ICT & businessSend your profile — we assess eligibility, best-fit universities and scholarships. Fast reply on WhatsApp.
Our service charge covers the full journey from university selection to Malta’s national (D) visa — no hidden costs. Application fees, apostille, MQRIC equivalence, visa and residence permit fees, insurance and tuition are separate and paid directly to the relevant authorities.
Counselling, university selection, documents and personal statement, plus application processing
Everything in Standard + MQRIC equivalence, funds & insurance setup, accommodation, visa filing and pre-departure support
Funds, insurance and national (D) visa preparation for students who already hold an offer letter
Message us on WhatsApp for the right package and pricing for your profile — free consultation, no obligation.
The complete process of getting admission and a student visa for Malta from Bangladesh, in six steps.
Shortlist the University of Malta, MCAST or a private college and programmes that fit your budget.
Apostille your transcripts, obtain MQRIC equivalence and take IELTS 6.0–6.5 depending on the institution.
Submit the application, pay the tuition deposit and collect an unconditional offer letter with confirmation of enrolment.
Show about €9,000–€10,000 for the first year, confirm accommodation in Malta and take health insurance with at least €30,000 cover.
Book the long-stay national (D) visa appointment at Malta’s designated mission/VFS, give biometrics and submit documents.
Apply for the residence permit with Identità after arrival, open a bank account and start classes. After 13 weeks you can begin part-time work with a Jobsplus licence.
Shikkha Web is a trusted Malta admission agency in Bangladesh — end-to-end help with university selection, scholarships, documents, student visa and post-study work. Message us on WhatsApp for a free assessment and pricing.
At the University of Malta, non-EU bachelor tuition is about €10,800 a year and master’s €10,800–€18,000. Private colleges and institutes usually charge less, roughly €6,000–€12,000 a year. Living costs run €700–€1,200 a month, so you need to show about €9,000–€10,000 for the first year.
Yes, entirely. English is an official language of Malta alongside Maltese, and virtually all higher-education programmes are taught in English. Daily life, part-time work and official business also run in English — no new language to learn, which makes Malta one of the easiest doors into Europe for Bangladeshi students.
Yes. Non-EU students may normally work up to 20 hours a week after completing their first 13 weeks in Malta, with an employment licence from Jobsplus that the employer usually applies for. Tourism, hospitality, gaming and finance provide plenty of English-speaking part-time work.
It is a two-step process. First you apply from Bangladesh for a long-stay national (D) visa at Malta’s designated mission/VFS, which usually takes 4–8 weeks. After arriving in Malta you apply to Identità for the residence permit, which takes a further 5–6 weeks. Government fees for the visa and permit together are typically €127.50–€180.
Yes. After a Maltese degree you can take a temporary residence permit to look for work — usually six months at bachelor level and twelve months at MQF level 7/8 (master’s/MBA). With a job it converts into a Single Permit combining work and residence. Deadlines are strict — you normally have only days after your final results to file — so prepare in advance.
Talk to Shikkha Web’s counsellors for a free profile assessment — as Bangladesh’s best study abroad agency for Malta, we help you pick the right institution, plan your funds and secure the national (D) visa.
